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Latest revision as of 22:54, 2 February 2016
Packages
Fcitx is included in official repository of Fedora and is devided into different modules.
Run:
yum search fcitx
and you can see simple descriptions for different modules of fcitx.
Using Graphical Frontend To Install
Fedora provides graphical backends for installing software.
If you are using KDE, open Apper and search for the package fcitx and install it. You may need to install fcitx-qt4 (for Qt IM Module support) and kcm-fcitx (for fcitx configuration). And install IM Engines (fcitx-pinyin, fcitx-table, etc.) according to your demands.
Other works should be done automatically. Run fcitx to using Fcitx.
Using YUM to install
Run:
sudo yum install fcitx
to install the input framework and some basic modules.
You may need to install fcitx-qt4 (for Qt IM Module support) and kcm-fcitx (for configure fcitx). And install IM Engines (fcitx-pinyin, fcitx-table, etc.) according to your demands. Run:
sudo yum install <Package Name>
to install them.